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I am still plugging away at my 60 Bugeye restoration. I still have the original 948 engine with stock brakes. I am getting ready to powder paint the brake drums. Since the front brake drums do most of the stopping, and probably get the hottest, does anyone know the maixmum temperature the front drums get? Eastwood offers standard paint that can go up to 250 degress, and a high temp paint that goes up to 1000 degrees. The only drawback to the high temp paint is that it is triple the cost. Any help would greatly be appreciated.
Kevin
I am still plugging away at my 60 Bugeye restoration. I still have the original 948 engine with stock brakes. I am getting ready to powder paint the brake drums. Since the front brake drums do most of the stopping, and probably get the hottest, does anyone know the maixmum temperature the front drums get? Eastwood offers standard paint that can go up to 250 degress, and a high temp paint that goes up to 1000 degrees. The only drawback to the high temp paint is that it is triple the cost. Any help would greatly be appreciated.
Kevin
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